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Supplements Can Aggravate Spinal Condition? Posted: 11-27-06 00:07am


Does anyone have information on possible links between dietary supplements and inflammation or other underlying aggravants of spinal / radicular pain? The specific supplements I refer to are those intended to modulate the body's production of certain hormones (growth hormone, testosterone) such as l-arginine, l-glutamine, etc., antioxidants, or anti-inflammatories like fish oil. I have taken a bunch of supplements of one kind or another over the past year and want to ensure that they haven't contributed (or caused ) the spinal stenosis that I have recently been diagnosed with. Thanks in advance.

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